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Really friendly. Amazing Indian restaurant

We both had the standard breakfast and coffee. Nicely cooked and presented and the coffee was good too. Decent value for money.

We celebrated a birthday at Oscar’s today and the food was fantastic. We were a party of 9 and all really enjoyed the 3 course set menu. Philippe really made it so special for us and was very attentive throughout! Thank you so much for making it such a special lunch, we will definitely be coming back again.

Fantastic atmosphere and great food.

Fabulous service, lovely setting. Staff so friendly and the best coffee I have ever tasted and being just a coffee drinker that says a lot. Will will be returning. Rosie and Rolly Hallett

Absolutely amazing place and staff. Thank you!

Amazing food with friendly staff n environment plus everything is Halal.

Excellent food well cooked and good price, always go here, friendly staff and a quality experience...

Great chips and reasonable prices

Great value, staff were attentive without being overbearing. Tuesday night special is not to be missed. No alcohol served but you are welcome to bring your own, which helps.

Great pub, good beer friendly staff.

Brilliant Chippy, great service and best chips I’ve had in a long time 10/10. Highly recommend.

Having taken a trip on the local light railway, we stopped here for a quick cup of tea and a cake before returning to the train for our return trip. Unfortunately, we only had 1 hour at Etal, so time was of the essence. We took a table inside at the rear of the establishment and ordered three teas and three Teacakes. I ordered the Lavender Tea, which initially was very nice, however if you do order this, don't let it stew as the flavour quickly turns a bitter. The Teacakes were huge and delicious and came with copious amounts of delicious butter, I can highly recommend them. The only sour point was the time it took for the Tea cakes to arrive, bearing in mind by the time we arrived at the tearooms, we only had about forty minutes left before having to return to the train. The Teacakes took twenty minutes to arrive - how long does it take to toast a Teacake? My mother had to take part of her Teacake with her as she had no time to eat all of it and make the walk back to the train. Apart from that blip, it was a fairly decent visit but I imagine you could be in for quite a wait if the Tearoom was busy.

great place owners very helpful will be back thx

Great beers and cider,staff were very welcoming